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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1915
Page
8
Sunday gatherings and visits across diverse households in the region are listed, naming individuals such as Ree th Ming Due, Decker, Brynn, Douglas ten Mre, Mine Louleg LaBiadie, Mra. J. lite Pras, Yori Winco, and many others. Attendees travel to Toledo, Port Clinton, Lyons, Morenci, and Defiance for feasts, parties, church events, and conventions.
Local item notes upcoming Williams Fulton Track Meet and Oratorical Contest to be held in Montpelier on May 12 1916 with emphasis on local events. Also mentions community happenings such as services, entertainments, and civic meetings, along with brief notes on residents and local occurrences.
In a cluttered domestic scene the Ball family awaits the late return of their father as telephone calls and anxious glances mark the tense evening. A stream of visitors arrives one by one, only to be turned away or reassured until father finally appears with an appetite for his chicken pie after a long day.
A witty narrator notes how husbands grow deaf after marriage, recalling Edgar’s devotion to Mae while engaged, the comic miscommunications over a wrinkled handkerchief, prunes in a suit, and the broader “deep ocean rumble” of wives pleading for attention. A punchline imagines sending telegrams to a husband’s office.
The Leyte trade school, praised by the division superintendent of Albay, led the bureau’s homespun industry program with $11,142 of work in the past year, paying pupils $2,572. One pupil earned $118 and two others $75 each.
Ohio State dairymen association State Farmers Institute Ohio State Corn Show and Vegetable Growers Association combine for the fourth annual Farmers' Week in Columbus from January 31 to February 4. Sixty lectures by leading Farm authorities across the corn belt will fill a five day session free to Ohio farmers. Also included is a disquieting notice about a three year old girl and her parents missing a train after a cab ride to the depot, her exclamation warning of a hearse arriving.
An 18th or 19th century notice describes Craganour and other Menzies estates offered for sale and recalls the Oxford crew boat still in existence. The boat, found in 1843 by Pletcher and Sir Robert Menzies, was taken to Perthshire, nearly lost in Loch Rannoch, then towed ashore at Craganour. The item sits among local sale notices for household goods and livestock in Wauseon.
Edward Carpenter laments bachelor life in a wry aside and argues marriage is driven by more than companionship. The piece contrasts a man’s fear of aging with the humor of seeking domestic company beyond the clock, urging a joyful life pivot.
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